Random Object Picker
Paste your own object list and pick one or a batch without repeats. Duplicate entries are removed, and your list stays entirely in your browser.
One object per line, or separate with commas. Duplicate entries count once. Up to 200 objects; 80 characters per entry.
5 / 200 unique entriesAdd your objects, then let chance choose.
Your list stays in this tab and is cleared when you leave or reload.Make your first round count
Use your own inventory when the right answer must come from a specific set: objects on a desk, props available for a lesson, or items packed for a scavenger hunt. Paste one name per line. Repeated names count once, so a duplicate entry does not accidentally get an extra chance. This picker chooses from your current list rather than the site’s 800-object library.
Try it in three steps
- 01Paste a list of objects, separated by lines or commas.
- 02Choose how many distinct results you need.
- 03Pick, copy the result, and repeat with the same list.
A few things you could get
- Watering can
- Camera
- Pinecone
- Scarf
Turn a random object into a good idea.
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Read the guide 03Classroom Activities with Random Objects
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Read the guide 04Random Object vs. Random Noun Generator
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Read the guideA whole world of everyday things.
Find something familiar. See it a little differently.
A few things you might be wondering.
What happens to duplicate names?+
Duplicates are removed without regard to letter case. Each distinct entry has one place in the pool.
Is my list saved or uploaded?+
No. The custom list stays in memory in the current page. Leaving or reloading clears it.
What if my list is shorter than the batch?+
The picker returns all available unique entries in a randomized order. It does not invent or repeat entries to fill the batch.